"The dogma underlying [the plea] is that as soon as the ovum is [fertilized], there is a person with a soul," says Charles Susanne, a retired biology and anthropology professor at the Université Libre de Bruxelles who now studies bioethical issues.
The almost desperate plea underlying "Compassion" returns on "When I Look at the World," with its shellshocked tone of beauty and wonder.
There is an underlying premise in Ann Althouse's plea for traditional law school instruction (" 'A Skull Full of Mush,' " column, Feb. 20), and that is that law school graduates, drilled in the case method, will leave knowing "how to think like lawyers".
The reasons underlying the policy are more or less the same in both countries: plea bargains save time for the judicial system and offer both sides a greater measure of certainty than do trials.
Mr. Kushner's plea agreement, however, does not include cooperating with federal investigators in the underlying campaign finance investigation or in any others, including an inquiry involving former aides to Gov. James E. McGreevey.
That is because many of the underlying accusations of wrongdoing at Enron -- including those that have already resulted in guilty pleas -- involved associates and allies of Mr. Skilling.
What's complicated about that?" Although the guilty pleas have come one after the other, lawyers and law professors emphasized that the facts underlying each case were different and that lawyers would continue to sue corporations they believe committed some wrong against their clients.
Cronbach's plea to unite the "two disciplines of scientific psychology" led, in part, to the development of cognitive theories of intelligence and of the underlying processes posited by these theories.
Underlying unemployment rose.
Change the underlying context.
